it's just weird that this happened so soon after, you know, crawford's retirement and crawford leaving the team. verlander is interesting because he's he's going to go in the hall of fame. and this has been his number his entire career. at some point they'll have to make a decision on 35. but i think the fact that this happened so soon and it happened with this guy, probably more likely than not that he he is wearing 35 next year. i think verlander calls him up. they go out to a nice steak dinner and then he ends up with 35. nice. get all your giants news. as the team prepares to head to spring training, pitchers and catchers report. in just a few weeks, you can download the giants talk app. up next, some prominent senators have sent a letter to openai ceo sam altman. what they're pressing him on just days dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's

rick crawford is here.me everybody, i am charles pain, first on the major supreme tiktok court decision. a shannon. >> reporter: as we are taking down to the deadline hours away at this point, the court said with one voice, hey, congress passed this law and we will not strike it down. tiktok supporters had ordered at the court this was about the first amendment, it was about free speech but here's what the courts had what it really thought it was about. they say according to the government, bytedance has permit they declined to agree to stop collecting user data or sending that data to china to train the algorithm. they say they know that you're scooping up data and that's a legit concern. one judge wrote because the record shows because the people's republic of china or the prc can require tiktok's parent company to cooperate with its efforts to obtain personal data, there is little to start -- stop that information from getting in the hands of a designated -- the government had argued, they are not only c

cbs's chief legal correspondent jan crawford reports now on the ruling and what, if anything can savetok from going off-line. >> the end of tiktok, and what a run it has been. >> i'm kind of freaked out and i'm kind of sad. ♪ after everything i've done ♪ >> reporter: the justices recognize that for more than 170 million americans, tiktok offers a distinctive and expansive outlet for expression but said that wasn't enough to overcome congress' well-supported national security concerns that the chinese-controlled company was gathering vast troves of americans' personal data. >> it can track your whereabouts. it can read your text messages. it can track your keystrokes. it has access to your phone records. >> reporter: the decision was unanimous, upholding the bipartisan federal law requiring tiktok shutdown operations january 19th unless it is sold to a nonchinese company. that looming deadline has washington scrambling. >> what is your take on the tiktok decision today, sir? >> reporter: president biden has declined to grant any extension, leaving that the president-elect trump. ♪ we v

crawford's sudden rise to the intel committee chair was a shock. i mean. turner is a widely respected leader there, but it comes after the house speaker, mike johnson, removed turner, and the new york times reports. turner says that mike johnson told him his ouster was the result of a request from mr. trump's mar-a-lago estate and the sudden, stunning congressional coup even has some republicans crying foul. tonight, congressman dan crenshaw telling reporters the decision seemed to, quote, come out of nowhere, quote, with no good explanation. but could this be the reason? do you believe it is still worth it for the united states to send whatever needs to be sent to ukraine? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> there was no hesitation there. of course, that kind of steadfast support for ukraine is not what we have heard from either. trump or turner's replacement. crawford says, i cannot in good faith, vote to send billions of dollars in nonmilitary financial aid to ukraine to prop up its economy. making it clear where his vote is now. turner though, when you look

crawford says. i cannot in good faith, vote to send billions of dollars in nonmilitary financial aid to ukraine to prop up its economy. making it clear where his vote is now. turner though, when you look at him okay, he supports ukraine, but his conservative voting record, if you're looking for a republican with the right bonafides, is pristine. he has voted with trump 92% of the time, with trump 92% of the time. but here's the thing about turner he is not afraid to break with trump when he thinks it's the right thing to do. just listen to the ousted chairman. turner, on trump's handling of classified documents. >> i have grave concerns about both of those type of documents being out in an unsecured place. >> great concern, and turner, here he is on trump's controversial 2019 phone call with zelenskyy. the call remember where trump pressured zelenskyy to investigate former vice president joe biden? the call that led to trump's impeachment. here's turner. >> i've read the complaint, and i've read the

crawford's will trend live for us in gilroy. >> with the details will. >> i met the road where the crash took place, james and area. it is a frontage road south kilroy. this is almost borderline hollister. let me step out of the way and show you the conditions. the accident took place at 6.55. last night. so the sun was down. it probably looked just like this. let me show you a map with the location. so you know exactly where i'm coming from. this is shore road and the accident took place just maybe a quarter mile from this location near lake road. it's abt 4 les off a one-on-one. again, thiss a frontage road and it is traveled by thousands of people every hour just to give somebody an analogy closer to the bay area. it almost feels like vasco road, but a lot more constrained more constricted. not as wide as vasco road. let me show you video of the conditions this morning and you can see cars traveling along through this area. we do know that this was a collision involving 2 cars, according to the chp, one car crossed the center divider. there is not any concrete barriers. one car crosse

rick crawford did not. we know that loyalty means a lot to donald trump.king into the policy side of this, though, you know that we know that mike turner is a big ukraine supporter. rick crawford has voted against, you know, that $60 billion ukraine aid package last year. so there is a question moving forward about, you know, whether this is about loyalty and people who are aligned with donald trump and mar-a-lago. now, there's also been questions about whether this has to do with the renewal of fisa. obviously, that foreign surveillance program. we know that both of these congressmen have supported that renewal, which leads a lot of us to believe that this could be connected to donald trump. but we you know, obviously, johnson, other house republicans, trump himself pushing back on that. but yet going into this new congress, this new administration, there is a real question as to what kind of influence donald trump will have, not only on the committee, but also on the republican controlled capitol hill. >> well, i mean, yeah, this this seems to really und

can i get your reaction first to the news that rick crawford will be your cohort?f things will be the ranking will be the i'm sorry, the chairman of house intel. >> yeah, i know rick and i've worked with him for a long time. i respect him and i'm looking forward to working with him. but, you know, i think what was done to mike turner was just terrible and a little scary, right? katie, you'll remember from trump's first term, there were three institutions that he attacked and badly wanted to compromise and eliminate their independence the federal reserve, the department of justice and the intelligence community. >> and it's essential that all three of those departments and institutions maintain the independence that allows them to do what they need to do. >> and i, you know, whether it was inside the house republican conference, as the speaker maintains, or whether this was a mar-a-lago thing, as mike turner believes, you know, he got fired because they thought he would do his job of providing oversight of the intelligence community to make sure that the intelligenc

. >>> the newly minted chair of the house intelligence committee congressman rick crawford on trump'security clearances for the officials who dismissed hunter biden's laptop 51 of them as you remember they said right before the election that it had all the hallmarks -- earmarks excuse me of russian propaganda and they had to eat their words afterwards. we will talk to him about what's going to happen to them now that they're getting their security clearances provoked. i don't think they will like that very much. that's next. u know your credit d rates may be over 22% and if you pay late... 30%! as a veteran family, you can use your va cash out benefit to get the newday 100 that lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. not just 80% like some banks. 100% means you get more cash to pay off your high rate credit cards and your car loan. no one approves veterans like newday. call now: 1-844-979-2673. (♪) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. i look at her and

. >> arkansas republican rick crawford, the new chairman of the house intelligence committee. the nation's spy programs. house speaker mike johnson ignited a firestorm, unceremoniously stripping the intelligence gavel from mike turner. >> what was the problem with mike turner? >> there is no problem with mike turner. >> why relieving him. >> there was a lot of concern. doesn't have anything to do with anybody inside the building here but we need a reset. >> democrats believe president-elect trump orchestrated the ouster. >> the message went out if you check this president, you are fired. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries defended the republican chairman. calling turner's removal, quote shameful. but johnson contends the freedom caucus or the next president weren't involved. >> this is a unilateral decision by the speaker. this is not president trump's opinion or decision or any caucus or any colleague. >> turner allies fumed privately one telling fox johnson treated turner so badly that he is quote never going to vote for another blanking thing around here again. some c

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crawford's aaron wilson has the highlights. >> already down big 23 point believe pans. pick up by demar derozan. you see what he does on the other hand for 2, that's one of 22 turnovers for the warriors on the night. the stepped out front of the rim here able to get one only trying close in on that lead 4th in the time out on that one step at 20 feet from the night. but later is buddy hield with a nice fake and dump out the cow and has been there for 2. little later, though, was moses moody from the top of the key here wide open. able to try and stop the bleeding. can lead to the lake mark on this ends attacking the rim. throw that down. they are. 26 on the 90 left in the 3rd moses moody. good for the 3. get that. want to go there to close quarters. keep in a little bit later pets been getting in on the action drive here get when i off the glass my and of course they try and close in on a lead. but at this point, it's too far gone. but a nice there's a path to looney there for 2, like i fit a little too little too late and too many turnovers. warrior they fall the one.

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crawford's joey horta it live at visitation middle school where that student is enrolled to walk us through what happened. joey? >> yeah, james and darya. good morning. yeah. the families who have students who attend this school received one of those messages and this all comes after the president's mass deportations plans, including targeting schools. i'm beginning to move forward. we're getting reports of and this all comes again. here's what the letter says. let's go to student at visitation valley. middle school reported based on immigration, law enforcement officer on the 29 the bus. the student reported they approached by officer d asked for id and where they were from a student is safe and with their family now, they've also notified neighboring schools. meanwhile, the superintendent of san francisco unified says this is a safe haven for all students, regardless of cizenship status, every student has the right to attend school gardless of immigration status of the child, war of the childs family members. and seth mta has not been able to confirm if an ice agent was actually on that b

crawford performs. but the fact that mike turner is not there is deeply, deeply disconcerting. >> congressman raja krishnamoorthi, it is really great to get your perspective on all of this. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much. >> still to come this evening, a surprise in court as america's former mayor rudy giuliani settles the mountain of debt. he owes the two georgia election workers he defamed. only the settlement is raising a lot of new questions. we're going to dig into them. coming up next. >> watch this. >> witness what happens to this woman's bags under her eyes in an actual time lapse? >> in just minutes, the problem will disappear before your eyes with a revolutionary topical formulation that works in just minutes. >> and the effects will last for hours. over 1 million people are using this topical technique to visually reduce puffiness and bags even fine lines and wrinkles on the face and forehead. introducing plexaderm jump on board and say yes to this amazing 1495 plexaderm

crawford performs. fact that mike turner is not there is deeply, deeply disconcerting. >> congressman raja krishnamoorthi, it is really great to get your perspective on all of this. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much. >> still to come this evening, a surprise in court as america's former mayor rudy giuliani settles the mountain of debt he owes the two georgia election workers. he defamed. only the settlement is raising a lot of new questions. we're going to my name is dawn. new questions. we're going to dig into them. coming up next. i live in central texas. i'm a military spouse and a certified dog trainer. i started noticing there was this wall up that i couldn't push through. and that was frustrating. that's when i decided to try prevagen. i'd seen the commercials and the people seemed really authentic and it seemed to really help them. after taking prevagen, i could say unequivocally, it has made a huge difference in my life. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. dr

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brett crawford, thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate you walking us through your story. all right. speaking of the fires, thanks. let's get the latest on the red flag warnings right now. in effect, and the dangerous weather conditions this hour. meteorologist allison chinchar back with us. now, where are the greatest threats right now as we see this red flag warning once again rising? >> yeah. that's right. so it's the pink area that you see behind me. this is really where the focus is going to be really for the next 12 hours. and that's where the peak winds are expected to be. those wind gusts 5060 even in some isolated spots as high as 70mph. and this red flag warning is valid from now all the way until 6 p.m. local time in california. and even embedded within that red flag warning, you have these two zones right here. these are being labeled particularly dangerous situations, and that is valid until 3 p.m., because that's really when we will finally start to see some of those winds begin to come back down. you have

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crawford's will trend live sonoma state university with more on that will. and that lawsuit could be filed as early as today in federal court in san francisco. >> right now, i'm on the softball field and they are still practicing. tried to talk to a couple of student athletes, but they did not want to go on camera. but this affects more this student athletes. it affects certain departments et certain majors could be cut not to mention faculty members could be let go. it was a bombshell of an announcement by the board of trustees and the university last wednesday, they announced that they were facing a 24 million dollar budget deficit. and because of that, they have to make hard decisions and there possibly eliminating the sports program. but in true sports forms, shorts, sports spirit. it is not over until it's over, which is why one they filed a civil rights violations with the board of trustees claiming that there getting rid of the sports program disproportionately affects minority students and they possibly could file with the federal courts saying that

yeah, they're postponing it crawford's reyna harvey here to explain. rate exactly sold or postpone this weekend. and so that means you get. >> an extra weekend ride. bart, like you normally do. so they were set to replace some older parts of the track right between walnut creek and concord to make sure they've got reliable service. this map on your screen is actually the area that was set to be impacted by a free by the service. they're going to be doing and they're going replace that with a free bus. but they've changed their mind. normal service, however, riders can now expect that also bars going to be operating on saturday for their schedule for the upcoming mlk monday. the barge going to open at 06:00am and also be closed at midnight now, service on the o-line remembers going to be every 20 minutes. we'll send it back to both of the deaths. >> thank you very much. rain to 10. 31 is the time. so south bay parents held a rally this morning to object really to the possible closure of a school that's been a vital part of their community for 70 years.

howard: well, good for jan crawford.s the press covering for joe biden, or was it shielded if from biden? >> i mean, biden's staff tried to keep him at arm's length from the press, but they needed to do a more dogged job of pursuing this question because for all of the people in the media media admitting they got it wrong, that they admitted what karine jean-pierre was saying -- howard: sharp as a tack. >> that is so interesting because a supermajority of the american people and a majority of democrats as far back as a year ago, months before the debate performance, said in the polls that they had serious questions about joe biden's ability to continue doing the job. so if most of the american people saw this, why didn't the media see it? that's the question. howard: it was democrats who ultimately pushed biden out. liz, do the media have to take some responsibility on this? because they kept quoting biden aides and associates and dems as saying, oh, he's at the top of his game, and that was flatly untrue. >> by july of

and crawford's jack moment has more on that part of the story. of all the horrific scenes shown from the thousands of acres scorched and lives ruined by los angeles fires. >> photos show with the panic and terror cemented into history. photos also show the heroism of firefighters from all over the country to kind of get in job to kind of help. >> so when you kind of have incidents like this. of the magnitude, you alwayswant to go. you always want to go to. >> that includes crews from the bay area. >> a lot buddies back from back home are down here, but they're just keeping busy port carlos or to with cal fire czu. it's a song bird reunion seeing his bay area colleagues battling the worst set of fires. the state has seen. >> in a couple of years. and then this is what we call over. zoom or test shows us the staging area for cal fire trailers for interviews, press conferences and meetings. very much like a miniature city port is job is going to grocery stores or wherever people congregate and give them vital information to keep themselves safe. >>

crawford's will trend is in san jose with more on that will. >> there's a new ordinance in place that allows the santa clara valley water district to go along waterways and remove unhoused people. they can do it. it doesn't mean that they will do it as they realize homelessness is a problem in san jose, but not just here, but throughout the state. so they want to work with the unhoused people and we are talking dozens, if not hundreds of them along the waterways and they can do it. the law says they have the right to protect health and public safety but homeless advocates and the water district. they both agree on this. removing them will not solve the problem. it just moves in from one place to another that there is a need, obviously for long-term housing. so what they want to do is do outreach go along those waterways and they're very important because they don't want to be contaminated because obviously millions of people depend oe the water for everyday use and they want to m% make sure that that remains clean. what they will do is move along those waterways work with the unhoused

when it comes to patient care, crawford's will trend in san jose. >> with more on what they have to say will. ere are dozens of nurses in front of good samaritan. some of them on their day off. some of them just left work and they are hitting the line here. they're not on strike, but they want to send a message to their bosses that that they are not i they i actually hurts their job. and if their job is hurt, that means that patients are hurt as well. so this is not just happening here there. also, rallies going on in san francisco, oakland, many places in the bay area. >> and many places across the country, perhaps as many as 100,000 nurses. >> today hitting the sidewalks, not striking again. they want to make that message known that striking but sending a message here is lydia marriage. she is a registered nurse year. you are educating me about ai. how does that hurt you your job and ultimately hurt patients? >> so we're actually here to talk about our new contract that was going to hopefully happening this summer. ai is certainly an aspect of that that we are trying to control becaus

crawford. rep. crawford: i want to start with mr. dellinger and commend you for the forward-looking proposals you have had on the trust fund and infrastructure investment, road safety, the driver shortage. i want to focus on the driver shortage issue. i have been a proponent of legislation to allow younger drivers access to commercial trucking with a hope of replenishing our driver workforce. can you talk about what ata is doing to support and increase the driver workforce and what we hear in this committee ought to look at as we take on surface reauthorization to do the same thing? mr. dellinger: first of all, representative crawford, thank you for supporting ata and our industry. with the stad we would like to see that become permanent. we are a little bit late at the game getting the kinks worked out. the thing sunsets in november of this year. it is something we would like to see permanent. getting younger drivers in is important also. getting women into our industry. we offer a lot of good careers. a lot of good driving careers

womack, crawford, and hill. we rise in honor of the life and legacy of burl frankly jr. who passed away on saturday, january 11. mr. anthony proudly represented the fourth district of arkansas in the house of representatives from 1978 to 1993. his devotion to his family, friends, and his 24 years of public service and commitment to the natural state leaf-e leave and indelible mark on his legacy. not only do i share a connection with mr. anthony through proud veer service of the fourth district in the house of representatives, we are also both proud alumni of the university of arkansas, and both represented the razorback athletics program. mr. anthony's history of public service began in fayetteville at the university. in 1963 with his juries doctorate in hand, he was ready to serve is the people of arkansas. after his time as state assistant attorney general and deputy prosecuting attorney for union county, mr. anthony chose to return to private practice. serving as counsel for his fourth generation family owned timber company, anthony forest products. later, mr. anthony

crawford's lezla gooden has the very latest. >> it's a devastating story. one person and a dog have been killed in this multi-car accident that took place sunday night and we were able to speak with people who not only saw the aftermath, but the actual crash. take a listen. >> it's like a baggett away. shock of the just art piece is that cars rolled over party says 7 cars were involved in this deadly crash at the intersection. >> of 6th street between bryant and hear a son killing a person and a dog. one of the cars. >> we spoke with a local share his real name, but was here at a recording studio nearby. what for drive when he saw the accident happened just a few feet away from him. what a way to me. >> just hit. it gets real. and then the car that the board that is just speculate. at least 12 different cars and tesla gets of florida for ways truck. so show draws that really hit the car as it is a poll. and i think that's where the dog does. it was. >> it was chaotic. waymo spokesperson tells us their vehicle was struck from behind by speeding car that was

and i did a big study with my friend k crawford of what was at the time the most widely used of these training sets for object recognition, which is called image net. this is, that is something like 14000000 images organized into about 20000 something categories and you look at it and you realize this is absolutely horrible because what the people who made the dataset did was they, they basically took a version of the dictionary. they said, let's take all of the nouns out of that lead. do that by looking at the training data in many cases. now this is something that people like open the i have learned from. and what the newer model is, the training set is simply the whole internet subscript, the whole internet that becomes the training data for the model. now in terms of proving harms by machine learning systems, i don't think that you need to do a forensic analysis of that. you can simply read the business plan of the companies that are developing them. right? and there is a common vision in many of the applications of a i, which is a vision of a society in which human lives and the

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crawford's jack moment has more. >> the vigil is meant to honor the 7 farmworkers who were killed 2 years ago this week. there was also a shot over the vigil with many people here fearful over what the next 4 years of immigration policy can bring. >> close from you it a sauber friday evening as the community remembers those who are gone out now more than ever. i think that showing up really is going to be more than half of and i had to remind to protect those who are still with them. you know, it's been it's been tough. belinda hernandez are ya got runs a nonprofit who hosted the two-year memorial for the half moon bay mass shooting. >> on january, 23rd 2023, a disgruntled farm worker shot and killed 7 farmworkers and critically injured. one other the shooting ignited a massive conversation on how farmworkers many undocumented are treated. the past 2 years have been spent trying to get better housing and advocate for better resources and we can never. >> fully imagine what the families are going. really, you know, this loss for them is forever. so coming together after 2 years is a must f

and i did a big study with my friend k crawford of what was at the time the most widely used of these training sets for object recognition, which is called image net image. that is something like 14000000 images organized into about 20000 something categories. and you look at it and you realize this is absolutely horrible because what the people who made the data set did was they, they basically took a version of the dictionary. they said, let's take all of the nouns out of the dictionary. we're going to assume that a noun is something that can be represented by an image, and then we're going to create a data set of images that correspond to all the now. now you can see there's a problem. many, many problems. one problem is that there's certainly nouns like that that don't look like anything, right? there's also lots of nouns that are incredibly racist, missing prospect, homophobic massage, and mistake. what have you. those are all words and those words have politics. and when you simply translate language, you know, you're uncritically into a machine learning system, you're going to

less than send things over now to crawford's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a check on the conditions with a view to some rain. of course, not too much because of a deal with months lives. >> all kinds of other issue , but they are catching a little bit of a break. now, the winds have eased off somewhat. in fact, an onshore breeze kicking to the greater los angeles area. still a bit of an offshore wind. yeah, to some of the interior valleys, but nothing too strong around southern california this afternoon. now gonna be watching that very closely. it looks like overall the humidity has come up and that course. it's great news for firefighters, the higher the humidity, the slower those fires were likely to burn. you can see some places you get toward downtown los 40%, almost 50% in towards still pretty dry. and in the teens and some of the interior valleys. so still some work to get done there. but i think things should greatly improve as we head in toward tomorrow. in the meantime, though, we've got some red flag warnings continuing in parts of the area of fact, expecting some gusty wi

. >> crawford's that catherine heenan is in the newsroom with details on all of that. catherine and very yeah, yes. and you know that the trump team cannot be surprised by this, but one of the big issues igniting criticism today, clemency for many of the january 6 rioters, some of them already walking free tonight, along with the plan deportations, it was front and center in the news today. >> president trump's day began with a prayer service and the casual observer might have wondered why when asked he made it clear he did not like it. >> it was a good >> here's why from the pulpit, a bishop addressed the president directly clearly referencing the plan deportations of undocumented immigrants in the name of our got. i ask you. to have mercy upon the people. our country. we're scared now. >> may not be citizens. have the proper documentation. but the vast majority of immigrants are not. >> criminals, but it was only the beginning of a day of pushback. the day's other big trigger, the january 6 pardons, president trump granted clemency to more than 1500 people who had be

his delegation mate is now rick crawford going to be the chairman of house intel. this is a better thing for the united states security. >> it is true that the leaders of the congress are going to work with the president of the united states, but what is unique about this situation is that in donald trump, you have a president who has flouted political norms, has flouted constitutional norms. i mean, go back to the underlying issue that seems to be at play here, which is turner's criticism of trump, you know, getting on the phone and behaving in a way that runs counter to historically, the way a president would conduct himself. and i think the idea that mike johnson is going to kowtow to trump by putting somebody in place who will stand back and say, it's fine for donald trump to put his own political interests. this actually ties in some ways to this conversation. we were just having put his own political interests ahead of the security interests of the united states. that's that's a problem. this is not a normal, um, situation where you have leaders in congress t

and i did a big study with my friend k crawford of what was at the time the most widely used of these training sets for object recognition, which is called image net image. and that is something like 14000000 images organized into about 20000 something categories and you look at it and you realize this is absolutely horrible because what the people who made the data set did was they, they basically took a version of the dictionary. they said, let's take all of the nouns out of the dictionary. we're going to assume that a noun is something that can be represented by an image. and then we're going to create a data set of images that correspond to all the nouns. now you can see there's a problem many, many problems. one problem is that there's certainly nouns like that, that don't look like anything, right? there is also lots of nouns that are incredibly racist, missing prospect, homophobic, mishondra mistake. what have you. those are all words and those words have politics . and when you simply translate language, you know you're uncritically into a machine learning system. you're going

crawford was a convicted criminal trunk, became the foster us president to be convicted of a felony crime up to 10 hours. and calibration was a jury found him guilty of lying about paying cash money to a poor install. the people would never vote expand back in 2016 if they know was enough. finally, mind they claimed that it was the electric food, the section, the salts and the changing room. and 1990 is nope. taking boxes of classified documents back to has more logo in the state. oh and trying to look for democracy in 202091 charges for criminal cases and apparently one whole. which on how can my corrupt political opponent printed joe, by them put me on trial during an election campaign that i'm winning by a lot. but forcing me never bo, this has been time and money away from the campaign trail in order to fight bogus, made up accusations, and judge as to what they're doing. that again, it really doesn't help when the fits in president says things like this. we got lucky the to lock you now, since you have to do but even with the full, they tried to put him behind bars. they tried to blo

crawford has.i think within the republican party, this is seen as a win, a win for the maga wing today. >> one of the sort of ironic twists of fate is that the most brutal assessment of trump's ties to putin and russia came from marco rubio, when he led the senate intel committee after richard burr left. and the most stinging sort of allegations or questions about kompromat and whatnot came from the republican led senate intelligence committee. what is it that they would want from intelligence committees that have no teeth, or no people who still see russia as the threat to american national security is the goal? >> so i'm not sure. >> in trump's view, it's all that strategic. >> it's a lot of times about who who, who like kisses up to him the most or is the most flattering to him. >> as as you mentioned, marco rubio at one time was obviously a critic and a rival of donald trump, but over time worked to ingratiate himself again to trump. >> j.d. vance was once a very harsh critic of donald trump an

>> so i know in like rick crawford. and, you know, my job is to do my job. and so regardless of who the chair is, i will be committed to robust oversight. and i hope i would hope that rick crawford would understand that constitutionally, that's what we do here and that he would be a partner in that. but if he's not a partner in that, i'm still going to do what i need to do. >> congressman jim himes, thank you so much for joining me, i appreciate it. >> thank you, dana. >> and coming up, president elect trump will take the oath of office in four days. we have some brand new cnn polling on how he is entering the white house. the perception of him in america. >> this part changed my life. >> superman. crazy. just that simple little thing over the horse. >> chris wanted to change the world. >> people are literally walking because of him. >> superman. the christopher reeve story. february 2nd on cnn. >> your life is pretty smart, but when it's time to eat, suddenly you feel out of sync. >> refresh your routine with factor chef prepared meals delivered with a tap

kendrick crawford i was coming up to you right now. >> thank you for being here today.oderick finally i want to come on. how you doing today? good. how are you? good afternoon. i'm i'm the one that he was speaking on roderick and i went to the interview down there to the building and when i went in there i asked him well that on the list he told me i was like 200 on the list. so i said i'm with my brother. he in the project right now he's going to probably go in on his way to and i went back i asked him when do i get to know where i'm at on the list again the lady to him i went on a list because i refused the interview that they gave me and he never gave me no interview. okay. i would never give an interview so all right. >> so the same thing. so miss kendrick crawford is outside right now if you want to have a connection with her and she will help work out some next steps. okay. all right. thank you very much for coming in. >> any additional general public comments in person or online? if you're online, please raise your han i'm not seeing any we can we can close gener

crawford, chair. mr. kelly of mississippi, mr. lahood, mr. fitzpatrick, mr.e do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chairs the ayes have it and the house stands adjourned and you can see it in their fierce love for our troops. i've seen it over and over again. i've been there, mr. president, when you've reached out to grieving families. i've seen you focus your entire being on a service member, a military spouse, or a military child. and by the way, nobody is going to stop joe biden from wading into a crowd of troops. he loves to grab service member's cell phone and call a stunned loved one, and of course everyone gets a self-ie. mr. president, that's just who you are. you pushed hard to make life easier for our troops and their families. base by for our troops is up almost 10% since you were sworn in. we're expanding access to affordable child care. and we're doing farmer to help military spouses excel in their own careers. president biden has also w

jan crawford reports. >> reporter: when nfl players hit the seams -- >> look out, derek henry in theeams take some hits. and as the play-offs start, no one is holding the baltimore ravens' hopes together like ebony short. most nfl teams farm out their equipment alterations, but the reigns take an inside route. with short leading a team of five seam stress, often working 12-hour days to help give this top nfl team an edge. >> she can be very creative. some stuff we can show you. some things we can't. >> reporter: like stitching battery-powered hand warmers into the jersey of two-time league mvp lamar jackson, or custom fitting jerseys so players like library oway can get to the other team's quarterbacks. >> i always have a thing holding. they never call that. i told her to tailor it in and she did it. >> almost an inch. >> reporter: and in a game of inches, that can make a difference. >> guys are grabbing him, but then they've got all this to hang on to bring him down. >> reporter: the team's head equipment manager says making that cut can be as important as any adjustment in the play

crawford's. lindsey ford joins us live in oakland tonight with more from both sides of the argument. lindsay. >> yeah, the oakland police commission held a town hall here tonight at the east bay church of religious science and at the head of the town hall, several oakland business owners saying that the current pursuit ie failing them. >> a and around when saint oakland's temescal neighborhood calling for police officers to pursue anyone who commits a crime. regardless of the nature of the crime. oakland business owner ali asiri was among those demanding come into this thing has been affected by this. no chase because of all these businesses closing down. >> others like kathy leonard believes the policy should remain as is. >> there is policy that message in inning and oakland's current policy bans officers from chasing after suspects unless the suspect has a gun or is accused of a violent crime like assault or murder. says oakland pd don't protect small business owners like himself. he says thro